MENDOCINO Co., 12/22/18 -- Antonia Bautista-Dalson, who had plead guilty to being an accomplice to Negie Fallis, in the crime of being a felon in possession of a firearm, has turned herself into Tribal Police, after failing to appear in court for sentencing.

Bautista-Dalson had been scheduled to appear court on Dec. 17, to be sentenced for a crime which she had already plead guilty to. When she did not show up, a search for her was instigated. According to the Round Valley Tribal Police, yesterday evening, Dec. 21, she contacted them and agreed to meet at the Covelo substation of the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, where she turned herself in.

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Bautista-Dalson has been romantically involved with Negie Fallis, who in turn plead guilty to being a felon in possession of a fire arm and has been sentenced to prison time. The crime stems from a search that occurred during an investigation into the disappearance of Khadijah Britton. Fallis remains the prime suspect in her disappearance. He was also arrested at one point for allegedly beating Britton with a hammer, but was not convicted due to the fact that Britton could not testify against him, having already disappeared.

Here is the press release from the Round Valley Tribal Police:

12-22-2018Incident Number: INC-2018-12-22For Immediately ReleasePress release:On 12-21-2018 at approximately 1521 hours, our department was contacted by Antonia Dulce Bautista Dalson. Dalson wanted to turn herself in for an outstanding warrant issued for her arrest out of Mendocino County. She agreed to meeting at the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) substation in Covelo.At about 1545 hours, officers met with Dalson. Dalson was subsequently detained. MCSO dispatch was contacted and a deputy was dispatched to the location.At about 1645 hours, MCSO took Dalson into custody and transported her to the Mendocino County Jail.Case Status: Closed, subject turned over to MCSOWritten by: Sergeant Vincent Cordova

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